Say Do Show 1: Thinking about the TAS Differently
Recorded 27 April 2021
Join Ian Whitehouse for the first in a series of sessions focused on the principles of “Say Do Show”. These sessions are case studies that are based upon recent RTO and CRICOS provider regulatory experiences (remediation, reconsideration and AAT) and some of the learnings from those experiences.
This session is: Thinking about training and assessment strategies differently … the new normal with a focus on integrated systematic practice and self-assurance approaches.
Outcomes from the session include:
Suggestions on how to write training and assessment strategies differently so that they tell more of a story for ALL readers including regulators, trainers and assessors, industry and students
Suggestions on how to integrate systematic practices and self-assurance approaches into your training and assessment strategies
Understanding that it is ok to have an evidence-based discussion with the regulator about your developed training and assessment strategies
Other Details:
Recorded - April 2021
Duration - Approx. 60 mins
Access - 30 days from date of purchase
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Here's what others who watched this session had to say:
"Clear and precise presentation"
"Great presenter - easy to understand with lots of experience and tips to share"
"Practical presentation with examples of what to include in a TAS"
"Say Do Show" is registered to Digital Coaching and Consultancy Pty Ltd
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Ian Whitehouse
Ian is an experienced executive and currently the CEO and Managing Director of Digital Coaching and Consultancy Pty Ltd and Director of International Business for 888 Fortune Enterprise Pty Ltd.
Ian has worked in a number of other senior roles including as a Director and CEO/PEO of a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), Regional Manager Compliance for the Australian Skills Qualification Authority (ASQA), Accredited Business Advisor for Enterprise Services Tasmania and as a Master’s lecturer for the School of Information Systems and Computing and the Faculty of Education at the University of Tasmania.
Ian holds a number of qualifications including in Applied Computing, Education, Management and Leadership and is a Chartered Manager and Fellow of the Institute of Managers and Leaders.
Contact and connect with Ian:
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